DOJ Closes Autopen Investigation into Biden and Aides Without Charges: Report
The Department of Justice found no legal basis to charge Biden or aides over autopen use after a 2024 Supreme Court ruling granted presidents broad immunity for official acts.
- This week, reports by The New York Times and CBS News say the U.S. Department of Justice dropped a criminal inquiry into former President Joe Biden's use of an autopen, closing it without charges or grand jury review.
- President Donald Trump ordered a review in June that alleged Biden's autopen use concealed cognitive decline, and Ed Martin, DOJ pardon attorney and interim U.S. attorney, opened the probe, later overseen by Jeanine Pirro.
- Prosecutors found they could not identify an applicable statute, and investigators examined whether aides used the autopen without Biden's knowledge affecting pardons and executive actions.
- Republican officials say they will continue pursuing legal options as the closed autopen probe joins other failed efforts by Pirro, while Florida authorities arrested a felon released under Biden's commutation.
- A 2005 DOJ memo and a 2024 Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity limit prosecution prospects, while Biden has repeatedly denied allegations of widespread autopen use, calling them false and a distraction.
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